“…This approach has been successful in generating asymptotically stable periodic gaits for bipedal robots through a variety of methods, including hybrid zero dynamics [6], [7], geometric control [8], virtual holonomic constraints [9], to name a few. Recent extensions of these methods resulted in generating continuums of limit-cycle S. Veer gaits for bipedal walkers [10], [11], and switching among them [12]- [14], to enlarge the behavioral repertoire of these robots in order to accomplish tasks that require adaptability to typical human-centric environments [15], and human (or robot) collaborators [16]. Practical use of these robots demands robustness to external disturbances, which has led many researchers-including the authors of the present paper-to analyze [17]- [19] and design [14], [20], [21] controllers that enhance the robustness of limit-cycle walking gaits.…”